Our PP pump has been adopted for the transfer of the abrasive slurry.
Silicon wafers for solar cells are in high demand across a wide range of fields, including semiconductors and LEDs. The wire is operated at high speed, and an abrasive slurry is applied to the wire. The material is cut by the abrasive. Our 'PP Pump', which has excellent wear resistance, is used for the transfer of that abrasive slurry. [Overview] ■ Application Fields: Semiconductors, Batteries ■ Application Process: Slicing Process ■ Product Used: PP Pump *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■ Silicon ingot slicing process *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Maruhachi Pump Manufacturing Co., Ltd. has been involved in the transfer of various liquids across different fields since its establishment in 1923, starting with hand pumps (commonly known as "gachapon"). We have developed a wide variety of pumps suitable for transferring liquids in response to the changing times and the needs of our customers, including those for household, agricultural, food, industrial, and medical use. Currently, the types of liquids are infinite, and Maruhachi Pump will continue to challenge itself to develop and provide pumps suitable for each transfer. As a "research and development company," our motto, we will continue to refine our efforts to earn the trust and better evaluations from our customers, keeping in mind our principle of "customer first." As long as there are liquids on Earth, pumps are essential. Maruhachi Pump will optimally provide the best liquid transfer methods for our customers and contribute to society.
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